The Moviehouse

06/11/2026

This Saturday, June 13 at 7pm at The Moviehouse, we hope you'll join us for a screening of director Jon Bowermaster's documentary film THE KEEPER which follows John Lipscomb, one  of more than 300 “Keepers” around the globe who look out for their respective rivers. Lipscomb patrols the Hudson River, along with his dog, monitoring environmental concerns after decades of industrial damage. After the film, Jon will talk with Germantown Board member Kaare Christian whose work involves Waterfront Revitalization and other environmentally-focused aspects of town planning and governance,  and conduct a Q&A. Link in bio for tickets 🎟️🏞️

06/08/2026

This Friday marks the release of Steven Spielberg's latest film, Disclosure Day, plus Magic Hour opens and more...
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06/07/2026

Our First Friday Film Club host Neil LaBute usually leads a discussion about a currently showing film but this month The Moviehouse is presenting a special sneak preview screening of LaBute's own new feature, "Murderous," which is not yet in distribution.
Shot entirely in and around the historic Salvato Mill in Salt Point, NY, and starring Gia Crovatin, Thomas Sadoski and Jordan Baker, Kevin Kilner, "Murderous" follows the exploits of an emerging female filmmaker—who has just had a breakout hit with her first feature—as she struggles to write her next script while negotiating successive visits to her isolated home in upstate NY from two very different people who may know a lot more about her past (and her work) than she would ever want them or the rest of the world to know. The new thriller from writer/director Neil LaBute is by turns chilling, funny and deadly, a spine-tingling chamber piece in the tradition of Rope, Dial 'M' for Murder and Sleuth.

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Regular Matinee Pricing. Link in bio for tickets 🎟️ 👆🏻😱

06/05/2026

06/05/2026

Happy Pride Month Everyone! This week we challenge the establishment with Amy Goodman's documentary STEAL THIS STORY, PLEASE! and celebrate pride with a showing of the Director's Cut of the 2013 classic BURNING BLUE - we have the Director DMW Greer, co-writer Helene Kvale and actor John Hickok joining us after the film this Saturday, June 6th at 7pm. Plus the psych-drama thriller BACKROOMS opens. See you at the movies! 🍿

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06/04/2026

VEMilO returns! Due to high demand, VEMilO is thrilled to announce the return of his sold-out show, "A Night with VEMilO," Link in bio for tickets (Events). Hurry. Don't miss out. Tickets will go fast!! ✨

06/04/2026

After a therapist's patient disappears into a dimension beyond reality, she must venture into the unknown to save him. BACKROOMS, a Kane Parsons film. Opens this Friday at The Moviehouse — Get Your Tickets Now. Link in bio. 👆🏻🎟️😱

06/03/2026

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06/02/2026

Backrooms & Take This Story, Please! open Friday. Plus don;t miss Burning Blue on June 6 at 7 PM, featuring a Q&A with the director DMW Greer and co-writers Helene Kvale and John Hickok. This film, set in the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" era, explores a poignant love story within the U.S. Navy. Don't miss this opportunity to engage with the filmmakers and gain insights into the adaptation process.

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05/30/2026

In 1987 Harry Roseman took a trip to China; While there he took more than 3,500 still photographs and recorded more than 30 hours of sound. At the time he figured he would, at some point, do something with that material. When he started work on these films he set up a few basic rules. He was not allowed to use any images or sound that he did not produce on the trip, but he was allowed to alter the sound and images and animate as needed for the sake of the films. CHINA 1987 is the result.

See it tonight at 7pm! A panel discussion will follow with Harry Roseman and his collaborators on the film - Rea Silvia Feriozzi, Lieb Mathieson & Benjamin Keddy.

Link in bio for tickets. 👆🏻🎟️